RVwest gathered RVers at Fairmont Hot Springs for its annual fundraising (and fun!) RV Rally.

Reva and Dale Djos love exploring the beautiful island they call home.

Progressive Dynamics has just introduced two new automatic transfer switches with surge protection.

Stay at the only RV park in Twentynine Palms, California, and you'll get reduced green fees at the nearby public golf course.

The mule trains, freight wagons and lonely faces of miners making their way north to the gold fields are long gone, but RVers can still trace the footsteps of their 1860s counterparts by travelling B.C.’s fabled Gold Rush Trail.

As well as fishing, hunting, golf, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, Cache Creek, B.C., offers some fun, community-based options.

The community of Christina Lake, B.C., is a perfect destination for lovers of art and the outdoors.

Walking tours, concerts, festivals and an abundance of dining options in Saskatoon make the city a popular summer destination.

There are a number of fun things to see and do in Camp Verde, Arizona.

Seward is a sleepy little town on Resurrection Bay in Alaska that comes alive in the summertime as visitors flock by land, air and water to its scenic shores. 

At Borrego Springs, California, you can explore the fascinating elements of the desert and the lush luxury of resort living.

Water damage is one of the most common issues for RVers. Here's how to prevent—and fix—the problem.

Sometimes you just need to pull out the perfect comfort food from your collection of recipies. This is a perfect example.

In A Rock Fell on the Moon, Alicia Priest pieces together the full story of her father's infamous Great Yukon silver ore heist from the United Keno Hill Mines.

RVDA of Alberta is busy preparing for the Edmonton and Calgary shows, which take place in January and February.

In June 2014 the U.S. and Canada signed an agreement whereby border officials may exchange passport information to enforce residency regulations.